Changqing Agrochemical's main strategy in future

Changqing Agrochemical has built a 500t/a fenoxanil technical production line with the total investment of about USD4.95 million, and it is expected to start operation in the first half year of 2012. In line with the sales plan of Changqing Agrochemical, most of its fenoxanil technical is used to process fenoxanil 20% SC, which is mainly for domestic market, and the rest is exported to overseas market.

In addition, Changqing Agrochemical has also been committed to developing triazole fungicides and strobilurin fungicides, such as epoxiconazole, difenoconazole and trifloxystrobin, three popular fungicides in domestic and overseas market. It is estimated that the sales volume of Changqing Agrochemical's fungicides will rise to some extent in 2012 with the launch of new products to the market. Hopefully, with bright market prospect, these fungicides will become the company's new profit growth point in the near future.

China's demand for bio-fungicides for paint use will increase at CAGR of 9% during 2009-2013, with its current consumption accounting for 35% of Asia's total, reaching 3,175 tonnes in 2008, according to Kusumgar, Nerlfi & Growney, a consulting firm.

Pesticide in this report refers to a substance or a mixture of substances used to kill pests, diseases and unwanted plants, including various chemical substances used in agricultural industry, with the forms of technical or formulation. In terms of end-use segment, the major pesticide products mainly include: herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and others, such as rodenticides, anti-sprouting products, plant growth regulators and similar products.

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China's Import Volume of Pesticides Increases in Q1 2012

China imported 16,000 tonnes of pesticides in the first quarter of 2012, up 8.1% over the same period of 2011. Meanwhile, the total import value of pesticides reached USD110 million, increasing by 22.1% year on year; the average price of imported pesticides was USD6,896/t in Q1 2012, according to the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China (GAS), according to CCM’s May Issue of Fungicides China News.

Specifically, China's import volume of herbicides was the largest among all pesticides in Q1 2012, hitting 8,743 tonnes, accounting for 54.64% of the total volume of imported pesticides. Moreover, the YOY growth rate of herbicides' import volume in Q1 this year was 36.2%, much higher than those of other pesticide categories.

 

Meanwhile, the import volume of insecticides, the third largest imported pesticide category, increased by 16.5% year on year to 2,499 tonnes, and the average price of imported insecticides hit USD9,825/t. 

China's import volume of fungicides ranked the second among all pesticide categories in Q1 2012, reaching 3,439 tonnes; the average price of imported fungicides was USD7,996/t, higher than that of other imported pesticides. However, the YOY growth rate of fungicides' import volume witnessed a slip of 5.0%.

 

In detail, Shanghai and Beijing are the top two cities by import volume of fungicides in the first quarter of this year, reaching 887 tonnes and 603 tonnes respectively. It is worth noting that these two cities' import volume of fungicides took up 43.3% of the total import volume of fungicides at the same time.

 

In terms of import origin, Germany, the US and France are the top three countries that exported fungicides to China, with export volumes of 679 tonnes, 587 tonnes and 399 tonnes respectively in Q1 2012. It is not hard to see from these figures mentioned above that fungicides' export volume of these three countries accounted for 48.4% of China's total import volume of fungicides in Q1 this year.

 

Besides, the average prices of imported fungicides from Germany, the US and France were USD6,423/t, USD7,477/t and USD9,815/t separately in the first quarter of 2012. Thereinto, the average price of fungicides from France was the highest among the three, USD1,819/t higher than that of imported fungicides from all import origins.

 

Fungicides with high efficiency, broad spectrum and low toxicity are still main import varieties by China in Q1 2012, such as tebuconazole, difenoconazole, azoxystrobin, pyraclostrobin, trifloxystrobin and propiconazole. 

It can be estimated that China's import volume of pesticides from overseas market will continue to go up in the second quarter of 2012 with the coming of pesticides' peak consumption season. Meanwhile, pesticide industry's competition will be more and more intense in China in the near future because a large number of imported pesticides are entering domestic market.

Source: Fungicides China News 1205

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Main content of Fungicides China News 1205:

Qianjiang Biochemical's net profit sharply drops in 2011

Noposion: net profit slides but fungicide revenue increases in 2011

Huifeng Agrochemical's net profit continues decrease in 2011

SYRICI successfully develops pyrametostrobin•thiram 25% SC

Xi'an MPC vigorously promotes cuppric nonyl phenolsulfonate

China's import volume of pesticides increases in Q1 2012

Domestic output of carbendazim technical exceeds 14,000 tonnes in Q1 2012

New policy beneficial to development of kasugamycin

Changqing Agrochemical successfully launches 500t/a fenoxanil technical production line

Azoxystrobin•prochloraz 30% ME to enjoy bright market prospect

Key crop diseases predicted to occur on large scale in Guangxi in H1 2012

Diseases and insect pests to seriously occur in middle and later stage of wheat

Azoxystrobin registrations keep hot in 2012

Registrations of tebuconazole formulation go hot in early 2012

Ex-factory price of tebuconazole 97% TC witnesses slip in early May 2012

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Bayer’s First Chinese Seed Treatment Application Center Opens

CCM International has published the latest issue of Crop Protection China News on November 30^th , 2011, presenting that Bayer CropScience (China) sets up its first Seed Treatment Application Center in China on 10 Nov., 2011, the seventh one of Bayer CropScience in the world.

Bayer’s first Chinese seed treatment application center is located in Haidian District, Beijing City, with the most advanced seed processing equipments and detection measures. It is considered to be a bond among R&D of new seed processing products, marketing and seed customers, including the services of customer support & training, tailored technical solutions, etc.

Seed treatment agent is one of the most important products in agricultural production. The registration fee of a compound seed treatment agent reaches USD78,740.16 (RMB500,000), which blocks the entering of small-sized pesticide players.

There is a great prospect of seed treatment agent in China. At present, there are over 400 seed treatment agent players in China. The annual increment speed of the total sales volume has reached 10% in recent years. Bayer and other international pesticide enterprises have also engaged in this field for many years.

With the fast growing market of seed treatment agent in China, it’s necessary for international crop protection giants to enter China's market with high quality products, for example, Bayer CropScience's Gaucho (70% imidacloprid), Sygenta's Dividend (difenoconazole) and Celest (fludioxonil).

The above is extracted from CCM International’s Crop Protection China News. More information about Bayer’s first Chinese seed treatment application center, please contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

Headline News of Crop Protection China News 1122:

-Bayer CropScience (China) sets up its first Seed Treatment Application Center in China on 10 Nov., 2011.

-Jiangsu Huifeng plans to change some of its IPO projects due to the prediction of great cost pressure in the future operation.

-Production accident occurs in Nantong Jiangshan again on 10 Nov., 2011 and it is the third accident in the company in the past four months.

-China decides to exempt 22 kinds of administrative and institutional taxes for small-sized enterprises in the next three years.

-According to some experts, China may show its energetic support for the development of agricultural technology in the coming No.1 Central Document of 2012 in Jan. 2012.

-Rhizobium inoculant faces market promotion problems in China. It is predicted that large-scale promotion of the product can only be carried out in three to five years or even longer.

-Foshan Summit Fertilizer, jointly invested by Sumitomo and SODA, was put into operation on 7 Nov., 2011, and its urea-formaldehyde fertilizer capacity will reach 300,000t/a.

-Development of chlor-alkali industry sets off a surge of constructing plants of the intermediate of chloride pesticides.

-233 new pesticide registrations are approved  in Q3 2011, including ten new AIs.

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Bayer Sets up Seed Treatment Application Center in China

Bayer CropScience (China) sets up its first Seed Treatment Application Center in China on 10 Nov., 2011 and it is the seventh one of Bayer CropScience in the world, based on CCM’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

The application center is located in Haidian District, Beijing City, with the most advanced seed processing equipment and detection measures. It is considered to be a bond between the R&D of new seed processing products, marketing and seed customers, including the services of customer support & training, tailored technical solutions, etc.

As seed treatment agent is one of the most important products in agricultural production, large international pesticide enterprises, such as Syngenta, Bayer and Dow AgroSciences, have got involved in the field since many years ago. The sales revenue of seed treatment in Bayer CropScience in 2010 reached about USD450.19 million, accounting for 8.9% of its total revenue, about USD5,048.95 million.

Eyeing the growing market of seed treatment agent in China, international crop protection giants have continuously entered China's market with high quality products, such as Bayer CropScience's Gaucho (70% imidacloprid), Sygenta's Dividend (difenoconazole) and Celest (fludioxonil).

Some self-developed products by Chinese enterprises have also shown good performance in domestic pesticide market in recent years, such as Yuezhong (60% imidacloprid) from Shenzhen Noposion Agrochemical Co., Ltd. and Fudie (70% imidacloprid) from Hebei Veyong Bio-Chemical Co., Ltd.

So far, there are more than 400 seed treatment agent players in China. The annual increment speed of the total sales volume has reached 10% in recent years, showing the great prospect of seed treatment agent in China.

According to CCM International, the total consumption volume of seed treatment agent in China reached 41,000 tonnes in 2009, valuing USD150 million.

Some insiders in China even predict that seed treatment agent, after herbicide, will account for large share of domestic pesticide market in the next three to five years.

However, problems still lie ahead of domestic seed treatment agent industry, even though it has witnessed rapid development in recent years, such as weak R&D capability, weak market surveillance, etc.

The R&D capability of seed treatment in China is largely lagged behind that of some developed countries due to the late start of domestic research. Although some large pesticide players have realized the prospect of seed treatment agent and put investment R&D in recent years, most of their products' quality don't come close to those of foreign products. As more and more sub-quality products appear in domestic market (there are some good quality products but without good usage instructions, while foreign enterprises do a good job in this terms), peasants prefer foreign seed treatment agent to domestic one.

Domestic market of seed treatment agent also faces the problem of lacking efficient market surveillance, which has led to many illegal productions and sales of seed treatment agent. Highly toxic seed treatment agents which can bring large profit still take up large market share in China.

However, compared with other branches of pesticide industry in China, the situation seems not so serious.

The registration fee of a compound seed treatment agent reaches USD78,740.16 (RMB500,000), which blocks the entering of small-sized pesticide players.

Source: Crop Protection China News 1122

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Content of Crop Protection China News 1122:

Bayer sets up Seed Treatment Application Center in China

Jiangsu Huifeng to change IPO projects

Accident occurs again in Nantong Jiangshan

New tax policy barely benefits small agricultural enterprises

China may largely support the development of agricultural technology

Rhizobium inoculant faces market promotion problems in China

Sumitomo expands the capacity of urea-formaldehyde fertilizer

Plant construction upsurge of chloride pesticide intermediate

10 new AIs registered in Q3 2011

Crop Protection China News, a semimonthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th and 30th(31st) of every month, aims to gain a deep insight into Chinese market, supply the latest market data and strategy support, analyze the newest legislation and policy and grasp the future market trend.

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Zhejiang Heben Successfully Improves Synthetic Process of Difenoconazole

November Issue of Fungicides China News has been published by CCM recently, presenting that Zhejiang Heben Pesticide & Chemicals Co., Ltd. (Zhejiang Heben), one of the leading fungicide manufacturers in China, has successfully completed the innovation on synthetic process of difenoconazole.

Conventionally, difenoconazole is developed from 2,4-Dichloroacetophenone followed by etherification, bromination, ketal reaction and nucleophilic substitution, with an overall yield of about 70%.

However, Zhejiang Heben's new process of synthesizing difenoconazole has more advantages than the conventional method mentioned above. In detail, beginning with 3,4' -dichlorodiphenyl ether, difenoconazole is synthesized by acylation, condensation and cyclization, with a total yield of about 81%. What's more, the purity of difenoconazole can reach over 97%. Besides high yield and purity, this new method has other advantages, such as easy operation, short reaction time, little "three wastes", etc.

Zhejiang Heben constructed a 100t/a difenoconazole technical production line as early as 2007, thereafter the  company has gradually expanded its capacity to the current about 450t/a, says Mr. Li, Sales Manager of Zhejiang Heben. Moreover, most difenoconazole technical of Zhejiang Heben is exported to the overseas market.

Check the specific synthesis route of difenoconazole in CCM’s Fungicides China News 1111, together with major headline news below:

-Shandong Dacheng continues to show a financial deficit of about USD4.88 million (RMB31.01 million) in Q3 2011.

-Lier Chemical's revenue has witnessed a huge increase of 80.06%, but its net profit has dropped by 15.11% year on year in the first three quarters of 2011.

-Yangnong Chemical' net profit has witnessed surge, up 72.63% year on year in Q3 2011; however, its net profit in the first three quarters of this year has slipped by 14.50%.

-Jiangsu Huifeng plans to establish a subsidiary to significantly improve the competitiveness of its fluorine-containing pesticides and extend the industrial chain in the long run.

-Shenyang Sciencreat has successfully obtained the temporary registration certificates of pyrametostrobin 95% TC and 20% SC in Sept. 2011.

-Wuhan Kernel will surely usher in a new phase of the rapid development with the infusion of new blood in the near future.

-Zhengye Zhongnong is making particular efforts to improve its development of fungicide --technical and formulations at present.

-Jiangsu Sword's microwave method for the preparation of 1,2,4-triazolylsodium and 1,2,4-1K-triazole has been granted the national patent recently.

-Zhejiang Heben has successfully completed the innovation on synthetic process of difenoconazole.

-The ex-factory price of mancozeb 90% TC has decreased by 22.25% in early Nov. 2011 over last month.

-Chemical pesticide application will witness a further decline in the domestic market in 2012.

… …

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Zhejiang Heben Innovates Synthetic Process of Difenoconazole

Zhejiang Heben Pesticide & Chemicals Co., Ltd. (Zhejiang Heben), one of the leading fungicide manufacturers in China, has successfully completed the innovation on synthetic process of difenoconazole, and this project has been checked and accepted by the Science Technology Department of Zhejiang Province smoothly, according to CCM’s November Issue of Fungicides China News.

Difenoconazole, a triazole fungicide with high efficiency, low toxicity and broad spectrum, is widely applied to prevent and control various diseases, such as sheath blight, rust, early blight, powdery mildew, leaf spot, scab, etc., in the fields of wheat, rice, tomato, pepper, grape, citrus and so forth.

It is well known that Syngenta is the first company developing difenoconazole which is conventionally prepared from 2,4-Dichloroacetophenone followed by etherification, bromination, ketal reaction and nucleophilic substitution, with an overall yield of about 70%.

However, Zhejiang Heben's new process of synthesizing difenoconazole is relatively more advantageous than the conventional method mentioned above. In detail, beginning with 3，4' -dichlorodiphenyl ether, difenoconazole is synthesized by acylation, condensation and cyclization, with a total yield of about 81%. What's more, the purity of difenoconazole can reach over 97%.

Besides high yield and purity, this new method still has other advantages, such as easy operation, short reaction time, little "three wastes", etc., to improve the synthetic process of difenoconazole, according to Zhejiang Heben. The specific synthesis route of difenoconazole is as follows.

As description in the article on the study of new synthetic process of difenoconazole, the result shows that  isobutyl alcohol, a low-boiling solvent, is substituted for a high-boiling one--dimethylamide (DMF) in the condensation reaction and the former is easily recovered compared with the latter.

In cyclization reaction, replacing p-toluenesulfonic acid with the homemade composite catalyst can not only shorten the reaction time but also reduce the consumption of 1,2-Propanediol to a great extent; the yield of difenoconazole is risen by 5% accordingly when using homemade composite catalyst of Zhejiang Heben.

Last but not least, adopting composite solvent crystallization technique achieves the breakthrough in crystallization problem in the purification process of difenoconazole, which can also greatly increase product content.

Zhejiang Heben constructed a 100t/a difenoconazole technical production line as early as 2007, thereafter the  company has gradually expanded its capacity to the current about 450t/a, says Mr. Li, Sales Manager of Zhejiang Heben. Moreover, most difenoconazole technical of Zhejiang Heben is exported to the overseas market.

Source: Fungicides China News 1111

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail.aspx?id=2

Main content of Fungicides China News 1111:

Shandong Dacheng continues financial deficit in Q3 2011

Lier Chemical: Revenue jumps but net profit drops from Jan. to Sept. 2011

Yangnong Chemical surges in Q3 net profit

Jiangsu Huifeng to establish subsidiary in Lianyungang of Jiangsu

Shenyang Sciencreat successfully registers pyrametostrobin

New blood brings more vitality to Wuhan Kernel 

Zhengye Zhongnong improving fungicide development

Jiangsu Sword wins a national invention patent recently

Zhejiang Heben innovates synthetic process of difenoconazole 

Ex-factory price of mancozeb 90% TC sharply declines in early Nov. 2011

Ningnanmycin promotes well especially in tobacco virus disease control market

Pesticide output up 15.7% year on year in the first three quarters of 2011

Supply of 1,2,4-triazole under tight recently

Autumn-winter sowing completes 65% by late Oct. 2011

Domestic chemical pesticide application to continue decreasing in 2012

Fungicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 10th of every month, provides a wealth of exclusive information and analysis, research and development dynamics of domestic competitors, analysis on import and export of key products, cooperative opportunities with domestic and foreign companies, and market information of foreign patent-expired products.

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China's Consumption of Triazole Fungicides to Continue Growing

Triazole fungicides have been playing an increasingly important role in the disease control on various crops, ranking the first place by market value in all the categories of fungicides in China in 2010. In particular, the domestic consumption of triazole fungicides has increased by 10.5% in 2010 compared with that of the previous year, and will continue growing in the future, according to CCM’s October Issue of Fungicides China News.

As the largest fungicide category, triazole fungicides with broad spectrum and high efficiency have witnessed a rapid development in the world since triadimefon, the first striking representative of these fungicides, was successfully commercialized in the 1970s. Thereafter, other triazole fungicides such as triadimefon, tebuconazole, propiconazole, difenoconazole, epoxiconazole, etc., have been put on the market in succession.

Owing to the excellent chemical bedrock, abundant resources, strong imitating ability, China has played an important role in the global triazole fungicide industry. China's total capacity of triazole fungicides has exceeded 50,000t/a in 2010 with the capacity expansion and the launch of many new production lines in recent years.

Besides, China's total output of triazole fungicides by technical has exceeded 20,000 tonnes in 2010; thereinto, about 70% was exported to the oversea market. Thanks to their high average prices compared with that of most other fungicide categories, triazole fungicides have taken the first place by market value in all categories of fungicides in China, capturing around 20% of the total fungicide market value in 2010.

The total market value of triazole fungicides has grown to about USD409 million in 2010, up 7.1% and 31.5% compared to that in 2009 and 2008 respectively. The top three triazole fungicides by market value were tebuconazole, propiconazole and triadimefon in 2010.

It is estimated that both the output and domestic consumption of triazole fungicides will continue to see stable growth in the next few years with the enhanced promotion and extended control spectrum. What's more, some new triazole fungicides such as epoxiconazole which is the second largest variety of triazole fungicides in the global pesticide market are expected to witness high demand growth in China in the future.

However, there are still some unfavorable factors existing in China's triazole fungicide industry, such as the increasing disease resistance, the low industry concentration, the degradation of traditional triazole fungicides and so forth. Fortunately, China has attached more and more attention to the healthy development of the domestic pesticide industry especially from 2010 when the Pesticide Industry Policy was formally issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of the People's Republic of China.

As reported in CCM International's Fungicides China News 1010, Chinese pesticide industry will be greatly concentrated in the future. Under the circumstances, the competitiveness of Chinese triazole fungicide industry will be enhanced accordingly with the improving industrial concentration.

Source: Fungicides China News 1110

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Main content of Fungicides China News 1110:

Jiangsu Huifeng's net profit plummets in H1 2011

Qianjiang Biochemical performs well in H1 2011

Huaxing Chemical: financial deficit but fungicide profits

Shandong's pesticide industry recovers tortuously in H1 2011

Demand for fungicides to control several major crop diseases rises

China's consumption of triazole fungicides to continue growing

Prochloraz: unsuitable to blindly expand in China

Changqing Agrochemical to speed up fungicide development

China's fungicide export volume up 22.0% in the first seven months of 2011

Ethephon ranks fourth among top 20 export pesticide technical in July 2011

Shanghai Nongle energetically promoting phenazino-1-carboxylic acid

Cymoxanil technical under tight supply

Four fungicides break through industrial price reduction

Late rice diseases and insect pests to occur seriously in Zhejiang

Potato late blight turns epidemic in Gansu

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